During the seminar, GES will focus on how A/B Book mixed trading solutions can effectively help brokerages manage their orders and cope with their business development. Moreover, guest speakers from GMO will not only showcase their massive liquidity and depth, but also share their business development and the common business challenges faced by most brokerages. As GMO Financial Group is one of the top retail forex brokers in leveraged trading volume and liquidity providers with business covering a variety of financial assets worldwide, participants will certainly get inspirations from them.

GES TX-Hybrid is a solution designated for A/B Book mixed trading which caters the needs of both traditional market makers (B Book) and STP brokers (A Book) by providing the most comprehensive risk and order management. If brokerages need to execute orders through A Book, they can route orders to banks or liquidity providers through GES TX-Bridge flexibly as their advanced routing rules include routing per group, product or percentage etc. with the agile overriding mechanism which caters the needs of A Book brokerages. Meanwhile, TX-Hybrid also covers a series of control and management functions for B Book brokerages. Brokerages can perform client management, margin setting, spread adjustment etc. based on client category, company branch and subsidiary to maximize profit under various market situations. Moreover, TX-Hybrid provides more than 50 types of reports which not only fulfils regulatory requirements worldwide, but also allows brokerages to keep track of every trading detail.

About GESGlobal eSolutions (HK) Limited (“GES”) is a Hong Kong-based financial trading solution provider dedicated to the financial technology industry for more than 10 years, serving customers mainly in Asia Pacific region, such as Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia. GES empowers financial institutions with algo-trading capability, advanced risk management and FIX bridging solutions. GES fully covers the needs of the on-floor trading and OTC markets, with value-added services ranging from IT technical support, system integration, bespoke software and network infrastructure development to hosting services. With GES technologies, financial institutions are able to overcome the challenges of risk management, position management, liquidity source and trading across different financial instruments in a single platform. GES’s well established partnering with financial institutions and brokerage firms can fulfill customers’ needs of liquidity and market depth. GES ensures the highest level of certainty and satisfaction through comprehensive industry expertise and a deep-set commitment to customers.

About GMOGMO-Z.com Bullion Limited (“GMO’) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of GMO Financial Group. The GMO Financial Group is made up of GMO CLICK Securities Inc., GMO-Z.com Forex HK Limited, GMO-Z.com Bullion HK Limited, FX PRIME by GMO Corporation and GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited. GMO Financial Holdings, Inc., parent company of the group, is listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange (JASDAQ Securities Exchange: 7177) and is headquartered in Japan. The group also expanded to establish an international presence in the major financial centres of London and Hong Kong. GMO Financial Group specializes in online trading services, covering a wide range of trading markets including forex, indices, commodities, gold and silver bullion. Under its secured and stable trading systems, the group consistently processes over US$900 billion in trading volume every month. In 2017, the group announced that it continues to maintain the position as the largest global forex broker by volume for 6 consecutive years which allows their clients benefit from greater market depth with lower transaction cost of multiple products. Z-com, a global brand of the Japan-headquartered GMO Financial Group, is one of only three single-character domain names available with the .com top-level domain which represents the group’s leading range of products and services and commitment to deliver added value to internet users worldwide.